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Monday, April 30, 2012

I’m happy
to say I received some very good suggestions for myths. Why am I so happy about it? I just happen to know the answers. If I had to look it up I wouldn’t have been
as happy.

Back to business. Dealing
with the Adam and Eve story, there is a myth that the forbidden fruit was an
apple. That probably goes back to the
Bible story that we heard when we were 5 years old. One reader suggested that Malum is apple in Latin and is the same word for evil. When translated from the original text it
could have been misinterpreted. I am not
familiar with the word but that is the sort of misunderstanding that has been
handed down through the years (thank you for that insight). So what was the fruit? We get a hint after the sin occurred. They realized they were not clothed (a polite
way of saying you know what). The
commentary states that they took leaves from the tree that they ate from and
the leaves that they took were fig leaves, which are bigger. Hence, they must have eaten figs.

One might ask: was the sin
of eating the forbidden fruit so severe that it should cause close to six
thousand years of problematic history for us needing rectification? There are two answers. One that I will mention today and the other
is complicated enough to deserve its own blog post. Today’s answer: Hashem in his mercy is forgiving once we
repent our sins and follow-up with corrective actions. If done inadvertently, we are forgiven. Adam sinned.
When Hashem asked him what he did (Hashem knew, He was testing Adam), Adam
answered “it was that woman you gave me – she made me do it.” Not the best repentance; but, instead it was
the first tattletale episode. Even
worse, he blamed Hashem – You gave me that woman. The full answer is much deeper and that is
the part I hope to blog in the near future.

Next topic:

The miraculous splitting of the Red Sea
is another very misunderstood episode.
First of all it is not the Red Sea but the Sea of Reeds. The story goes that in the 1800’s there was a
non-Jewish Bible printer who was proof reading his layout and came across the
name the ReedSea.
Even though it was totally correct, he thought it was a spelling error
and changed it to Red Sea. Even though we know that throughout Jewish
scriptures is the name Yam Suf which means the Sea of Reeds,
this printer’s mistake was adapted by many other printers and became the new
name of the sea.

Then we have the scientific explanation of why there was no miracle
but merely a fluke of nature. The
so-called experts explain that there was actually a ridge in the water and that
a wind came along to expose the ridge allowing the Israelites to cross. That explanation eliminated all the miracles
involved and even diminished the C B DeMille version (The Ten Commandments)
which was also totally inaccurate. What
were some of the miracles that everyone ignores? The main purpose of Hashem trapping the
Israelites at the sea was to show them once and for all that Hashem is there
and protecting them. He made it look
hopeless but it was a setup. They were
on a very large beach area that had mountains behind and only one
entrance. That way when the Egyptians
arrived they had only one passageway to get to the Israelites. This made it simple for Hashem to block the
Egyptians with the pillar of fire. The
sea did not actually split, but instead 12 separate tunnels formed – one for
each tribe. They entered on completely
dry land. The walls between the tribes
were hard vertical surfaces yet if the Israelites were thirsty, they could put
their hands into the wall which would become good drinkable water. They did not cross the sea but instead the
pathways became semicircular and cause them to exit the tunnels on the same
side (according to the Talmud).

When the Egyptians entered and where completely into the sea area, the
ground became soft, the horses stopped (controlled by Hashem), the chariots were
mired in the mud and the sea closed. The
walls of the sea remained hard surfaces not just to drown the Egyptians but to
injure them as a wall falling on them.
Their bodies were washed ashore for the Israelites to see since (all
within the same beach area). Hashem
buried the Egyptians by having the ground open and swallowing the bodies. After that day the Egyptians were seen no
more and the Israelites were in total awe of the power of Hashem.

The most amazing thing is that Hashem has provided for us to see
further proof of the event. In recent
years chariot wheels have been found at the bottom of the ReedSea. Here are some of the many pictures:

There are so many other miraculous details about the Exodus from Egypt that,
once again, I could write a book. Some
very curios examples to whet your appetite:

·There were an estimated 2 ½ to 3 million who
left Egypt
and miraculously they left immediately.
How long would it take for that amount of people with all their
belongings to leave and travel into the desert?
There is more happening here than meets the eye.

·They were surrounded on six sides by the clouds
of glory. It is even brought down that
they were in a climate controlled atmosphere and actually rode on the clouds
(definitely not the movie version).

·On of the factors that determine a kosher
animal is that there are no physical defects or blemishes. This is both outside and inside the
animal. Since the animals were used in
the portable Tabernacle for offerings, they had to be perfect. One can inspect and see the external
acceptability of the animal, but as is done today, the internal situation can
only be determined once the animal is killed and cut up. That was not the case in the desert. Are you ready for this? The pillar of clouds that was leading them
through the desert was actual an X-ray machine.
They were able to place the animal in front of the cloud and see if it
had internal blemishes.

·During the 40 years in the desert, they ate the
manna that fell from Heaven everyday. The
manna would take on the flavor of whatever the Israelites had a craving for. The manna also got completely absorbed in the
body meaning that for forty years there was no need to go potty (once again I
am trying to be polite with my words).

There are many more myths to discuss but, once again, I am going to
end it here and hopefully will continue tomorrow.

One more topic dealing with a personal request. Today is the Yahrzeit (anniversary of the
passing) of my mother, Rivka bas Menachem.
I want to dedicate today’s learning to her memory. Her neshamah (soul) should see an aliyah (a
going up or an elevation of spiritual level) in Shemayim (Heaven). A little explanation is in order, considering
that this blog is to teach about Judaism.
When a person leaves this world, whatever they have accomplished here is
reviewed by the Heavenly court (the concept of judgment day), and their fate
for eternity is determined. The answer
here is not just Heaven or Hell but at what level one has earned within the
place designated. The one who has passed
can no longer help himself or herself. What
happened during the time of correction in this life is what determines the
final destiny.

However, those left on Earth, loved ones, friends, etc can help
those who have gone on. If a Jew needs
correction, he or she will only go to Hell, at maximum, for one year. That is why commemoration or the departed Jew
is observed everyday within the first year.
The effort of loved ones on Earth can actually get the deceased out of Hell
sooner. As already mentioned, whether it
is the first year or beyond, the person is greatly helped by those on
Earth. By studying Torah in a persons
name; saying the Kadish prayer on the person’s Yahrzeit; giving charity in the
person’s memory; if it is a day that the Torah is read in the Synagogue, going
up to the Torah and saying the blessings; if it is a parent or grandparent,
being an observant Jew and observing all the commandments, gives merit to the
parents and grandparents all year round.
Of course, most of these observances can be done all year round, not
just on the Yahrzeit. A very different
concept in Judaism than in the secular world is that Mother’s Day, Father’s
Day, Thanksgiving Day and many other wonderful occasions comes everyday – not
once a year.

I have been saying all along, being an observant Jew or a righteous
gentile has tremendous advantages many of which are not obvious at all. We will all find out what this means to each
and every one of us but, unfortunately, on the “too late date.” Now is the time for action. Have a good life.

Sunday, April 29, 2012

There are so many myths about the Bible and Judaism, that I
thought I would mention a few and clear the air. When I hear such statements as “I don’t
believe certain individuals really existed; or, I don’t think that really
happened (especially miracles),” I know that I am talking to someone who has
not studied the truth.

EXAMPLES:

Adam and Eve. Was there
really a first couple or is this just an allegorical example of the beginning
of human beings? It’s interesting that
scientists have discovered that 99% of all human DNA
is common in all humans and is called mitochondrial DNA. This means that the differences that we have,
hair color, eye color, height, head shape, etc are all contained in only 1% of
our DNA structure. Paleontologists have concluded that all
humankind has descended from one woman.
Since this mitochondrial DNA
is past down through the mother and is found in every man as well, they believe
also that we all have descended from one man.
Paleontologists call this original couple, ready for this one, Adam and
Eve. Those scientists are so
clever. There are estimates that modern
behavioral humans have been around for about 10 to 50,000 years. Here again, scientists are getting close but
don’t have the correct number since it is definitely 5772 years since Adam and
Eve were created. We will talk more
about that when we compare Torah to science (coming soon to a blog near you).

What other proof do I have that the first couple was real
people? If they weren’t, then who is
buried in their graves? I happen to live
about a half hour’s drive from where they are buried in Hebron
in the Cave of Machpelah. Genesis 23 records the purchase by Abraham of
a plot of ground in Hebron
for a burial cave for his wife Sarah. In a deal that foreshadows many
such other Middle Eastern deals; Abraham paid an outrageous 400 shekels of
silver to Ephron the Hittite. Later, along with Sarah, Abraham,
Isaac, Rebecca, Jacob and Leah would be buried here. Jacob’s wife Rachel is buried in Bethlehem, which happens
to be about 15 minutes away. What
brought Abraham to this cave in the first place? One day when Abraham was grazing his sheep
and one went astray, he found the sheep at this cave and noticed an odor
emanating from the entrance. He entered
to discover that within the cave was the entrance to the Garden of Eden which
was the pleasant odor he was experiencing.
He then realized that this is the burial cave of Adam
and Eve. This is the building that was
erected over the cave that is today used by thousand of visitors, especially
for prayer.

There is much to be said about all this but the most important idea
is the not only were Adam and Eve real people but also the patriarchs and
matriarchs. A side note is that the
Garden of Eden also is real. Throughout Israel one can
see the burial spots of most of the people in the Torah and even the
Bible. The prophets, the Rabbis of the
Talmud, the kings, etc are accounted for and not just legendary names, and
definitely not mythical people.

I happen to live near many of the occurrences depicted in the
Bible. Not too far from me is the valley
where David fought Goliath.

This panoramic view of the ElahValley
from the south is an approximate view of what the Philistine army saw as they
faced the Israelites in the battle (the highway in the middle was added
later). The Philistines were encamped on the south side of the valley and
King Saul's forces occupied the hill on the northern side. Yes, it is a real story and they were real
people.

West of this area is where Samson lived and fought. Yes, he also was real.

A controversy of the existence of the two Temples can be solved by many archeological
finds. They have found so much that they
know came from the time of the Temples. It is easier to send you to sites such as
this (there are more – just Google away to your hearts content).

The best evidence is the fact that the Moslem Wakf has been
destroying as much evidence as they can since the Arabs don’t want the truth
known. They are totally aware of what
was on the TempleMount; but, it’s not good
for business or Arab propaganda if they can’t perpetuate their myth. The biggest lie comes from the fact that
Islam only dates back to the 7th century, about 600 years after the
2ndTemple
was destroyed. They certainly can’t lay
claim to the area if they didn’t even exist.

I have always been fascinated by the myth that
the Torah was coauthored by many and some of the mythinterpretation (there goes
my spell check again) of what is said in the Torah. As I had pointed out in Prayer Works
(continued) 10 Apr 12, that there are many names for Hashem. Two of the most important are L-rd and G-d
(of course that is the English translation).
L-rd is the name which has a connotation of mercy – G-d is the name of
judgment. The beginning of the Torah
only uses the name of judgment and later it switches to the name of mercy. The so-called experts therefore stated that
this was due to a change in writer. They
didn’t consider Adam and Eve were created on the sixth day and mercy was not
needed before that. In fact, since the
first five days of creation were Hashem creating and judging that it was good,
His name for judgment was appropriate.
It’s easy to make mistakes when you are a literary expert and only evaluating
literary style but not an expert in the text that you are evaluating. Then, there are those who misinterpret words
to satisfy their own agenda. The name of
Hashem connoting judgment has what appears to be a plural ending. Generally in Hebrew words are made plural by
adding an “im” (for a masculine word) or “ot” (for a feminine word) to the end
of the word. The actual translation of
the name used for judgment is “the G-d of many powers.” Powers being plural gives the name a plural
ending but it is definitely only talking one G-d. This, of course, has been used by gentile
clergy and missionaries for thousands of years who claim that this is proof of
the trinity concept. They say “you can see
it is right in the beginning of your Torah the idea of g-ds, plural.” The absolute proof of them making an intentional
mistake is that in Hebrew, as in many languages, the verb agrees with the
subject of the sentence. Since it says
G-d created the heaven and the earth and the verb created is in the first person
singular form, it absolutely cannot be translated as g-ds created. Those who say it is, are greatly sinning and
have completely mythed the boat.

There are no errors in the Torah. If someone finds an error, it is definitely
that person’s error, not Hashem’s. There
are so many misinterpretations especially if you have a translation in a
different language. People are not aware
that the King James Version of the Bible has an estimated 20 to 30,000
differences than the Hebrew Jewish Bible.
Most are strictly interpretive changes but many are intentional to
create prophecies that aren’t valid.
When text in Hebrew is translated into Greek and then into Latin and
finally into English, many errors creep in due to the incompatibility of
languages. But when your agenda is to
purposely change the text, we are back into the sinning category. Hashem’s word is sacrosanct and not to be
changed in any way. He who does will not
be happy on his or her judgment day.

I have many more myths but have decided to continue
tomorrow. If you have a myth that you
have heard and are curios about, send me a comment or an Email, today, and I
will try to include it in tomorrow’s post.

Friday, April 27, 2012

The Torah
was given to Moses on Mount Sinai 3324 years
ago in a fiery display.The 304,805
letters were in a single string and Moses put the spaces between the
words.How do I know?It says so in the Torah.How do I know it’s true?Since I have shown proof that the Torah is
Hashem’s creation by verifying that the number of bits of information in the
Torah that no human (or alien) could have known is infinite, I would say we
have pretty good odds that it came from Hashem.The most miraculous thing about the Torah is that it can be studied at
different levels.At the same time that
we can read the simple meaning, the Torah can be studied at levels so deep it
goes beyond human comprehension.That,
in itself, hints to the fact that it could not have been a product of human
hands.

There are basically four different levels that the Torah can be
studied. The free encyclopedia on the
web, Wikipedia, has a very good explanation that I thought I would use (it also
saves me allot of typing). Read this
information and then I will get back to you (I’m getting a cup of coffee while
you are reading):

Derash (דְּרַשׁ) — from Hebrew darash:
"inquire" ("seek") — the comparative (midrashic)
meaning, as given through similar occurrences.

Sod (סוֹד) (pronounced with a long O as
in 'bone') — "secret" ("mystery") or the mystical
meaning, as given through inspiration or revelation.

Each type of Pardes interpretation examines the extended
meaning of a text. As a general rule, the extended meaning never contradicts
the base meaning. The Peshat
means the plain or contextual meaning of the text. Remez is the allegorical meaning. Derash
includes the metaphorical meaning, and Sod represents the hidden meaning. There is often considerable overlap, for
example when legal understandings of a verse are influenced by mystical
interpretations or when a "hint" is determined by comparing a word
with other instances of the same word.

Some thinkers, such as the Tolaat Yaakov, divide Pardes into Peshat,
Remez, Din (law), and Sod. According to this understanding, Derash is divided
into the homiletics, which are classified under Remez, and legal
interpretations, which are classified under Din.

Examples:

Pshat

{Gen. 1,2) And the earth was empty (tohu) and formless
(vohu).
Rashi - The Hebrew word 'tohu' means astonishment in English and the word
'bohu' means emptiness and next to emptiness. Thus the phrase is 'amazement and
desolation'. This means that a person would be amazed and astonished at
anything that was there.

Remez

(Gemara Makkos 2b) Q. A hint that the law of conspiring
witnesses is in the Torah, where is it?
A. There is no such hint, because it is stated explicitly (Deut 19,19) You do
to them what they conspired to do to the accused.

Q. But a hint that conspiring witnesses receive a
whipping [if they cannot be punished by doing to them as they conspired]
according to the Torah, where is it?
A. As it says (Deut 25,1-2) They caused the righteous to be righteous and the
evil to be evil. And therefore the evil get whipped.

Q. Because they caused the righteous to be righteous and
the evil to be evil. And therefore the evil get whipped?
A. But there must have been witnesses who testified that the righteous were
evil. And other witnesses came and
caused the righteous to be known as righteous as they were before, and caused
the previous witnesses to be known as evil. And therefore the evil get whipped.

(Gemara Makkos 23b) Rabbi Simlai deduced that there were
613 mitzvot
(commandments) taught to Moses at Mount Sinai.
The verse says that (Deut 33,4) Torah was given to us through Moses at Sinai.
The gematria of Torah
is 611. And one should add to them the first two of the Ten Commandments
that were given directly by G-d to the Jews [this is known because they are
written in the first person singular], making the total 613.

Sod

(Guide for the Perplexed, book2 section 30) "Adam
and Eve were at first created as one being, having their backs united: they
were then separated, and one half was removed and brought before Adam as
Eve." Note how clearly it has been
stated that Adam and Eve were two in some respects, and yet they remained one,
according to the words, "Bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh"
(Gen. ii. 23). The unity of the two is proved by the fact that both have the
same name, for she is called ishah (woman), because she was taken out of ish
(man), also by the words, "And shall cleave unto his wife, and they shall
be one flesh" (ii. 24). How great is the ignorance of those who do not see
that all this necessarily includes some [other] idea [besides the literal
meaning of the words].

Association with
paradise

The Pardes system is often regarded as mystically linked
to the word pardes (Hebrewפָּרְדֵּס), meaning orchard.
"Pardes" is etymologically related to the English word "paradise", and
the Quranic Firdaus (Arabicفِردَوس) among various other
forms, in that they all share a common origin in an Old Iranian root,
attested in the Avestan
language as pairi.daêza-. It
occurs only three times in the Tanakh
(Bible), namely, in Song
of Songs 4:13, Ecclesiastes
2:5, and Nehemiah 2:8. In the first of these passages it means
"garden"; in the second and third, "park." In the apocalypses and in the Talmud the word is used of the Garden of Eden and
its heavenly prototype.

I’m back. Isn’t
this cool stuff? You were wondering why
I called this post Orchard, sorry to make you wait so long to find out; but, I
thought I would keep you in suspense.

A very important concept to learn from all this is that
the Torah is the most complicated text in existence. Many of us went to a Sunday school, as an
example, and at the age of 5 we heard for the first time the Bible stories –
Adam and Eve in the garden, Noah and the ark, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob’s
escapades and, of course the story of the Exodus (which we know well from the
movie version – extremely inaccurate).
We grow up and by the time we are 20 or 30 years old we are still stuck
with the stories we learned at age 5.
Most people see the Torah at the Peshat level and go no further. If I asked someone to tell me about Quantum Physics
or corporate law or differential equations or brain surgery (that’s enough – we
get the point), most would answer “Oh, I’ve never studied those subjects.” But, if I ask them questions about the Torah
or the Bible, everyone would have an opinion.
Even worse they would tell me “I’m skeptical as to whether that really
happened.” To know that the Torah and
even all of Jewish scriptures are so deep and even beyond comprehension doesn’t
compute -- after all “I read it once and know all the 5 year level Bible
stories.”

I know that 10 lifetimes of Torah study would only
scratch the surface of what the deeper meaning is. What is even worser (I know, I made up
another word) is we study in English which is Peshat personified. The true, deeper meaning can only come from
the mystical and miraculous letters of Hebrew.

There are no wasted words or even wasted letters in the
Torah. The 22 Hebrew letters of the
alphabet are basically consonants. (The
first two letters are Alef, Bet hence the origin of the word alphabet – not the
Greek alpha beta since Greek also came from Hebrew). Vowel sounds are added by symbols beneath the
letter which means that every word has several meanings by just changing the
symbols. The Torah has no symbols
beneath the letters so a variety of translations are possible. Sometimes the hidden message of a word would
come from pronouncing the word differently.
Examples to this could fill volumes but for obvious time and bandwidth
constraints (that’s web and computer talk) here’s a good one:

The story of Abraham taking his son Isaac to the alter,
as Hashem commanded, includes a very interesting statement that Abraham tells
his servant Eliezer and Ishmael who accompanied them to the foot of the
mountain where the alter was. He told
them “You stay here with the donkey and I and the boy will go to that
place.” With the donkey? No wasted words in the Torah? The words in Hebrew for “with the donkey” are
“eim hachamor” (ch is the guttural sound not available in English). If I changed the vowel sounds under those
words, not the spelling, (remember there are no symbols for vowels in the
Torah) and pronounce it “am hachomaer” the translation changes to “a people of
materialism.” Abraham is saying a very
profound statement that you are physical, materialistic beings of this world
while he and his son are spiritual beings.
To complete the thought, Abraham says “I and the boy will go to that
place.” The Hebrew word in the verse being translated as “place” is actually one
of Hashem’s names which solidifies the idea of Abraham and Isaac approaching
the spiritual.

Another type of coded message can be exemplified using
the very famous verse of “An eye for an eye.”
Is it really telling us that by law, which the Torah accurately guides
us, that if someone were to take out my eye (may Hashem protect me from such
horror), that I can just reciprocate likewise (de-eye him)? The actual translation is more accurately “an
eye below, or substituted, by an eye.”
The message is: the three Hebrew letters for the word eye are in the
alphabet below three Hebrew letters that spell the Hebrew word for money. In other words it is hinted in the
translation to substitute the letters according to the alphabet and you will
see what the law is. Physical damage is
subject to monetary compensation.

One more example, that shows how, by putting the words
together and making new spaces, one can gain insight into the meaning or even
see prophecy. In the book of Numbers,
Moses is told by Hashem that “you are not getting this land because of your
righteousness, but because of their wickedness.” The paragraph ends off with the famous
statement “you are a stiff-necked people.”
If you look at the Hebrew of that expression, remove the spaces and put
in new ones you see the name “Arafat.”
Wickedness personified and a very prophetic message for our time.

OK, one more really cool example. This is not even in the Torah but is in the
commentary of Onkelus. Onkelus, who
lived about two thousand years ago, was a Babylonian who translated the Torah
into Aramaic. Aramaic was the language
of Babylonia and also, the language that is
used throughout the Babylonian Talmud to this very day. His translation is so important that most
books that we use of The Five Books of Moses include the Onkelus
translation. Aramaic uses Hebrew letters
so Hashem even provided messages in Onkelus’s commentary. My favorite example appears in the book of
Numbers also where Onkelus is talking about judges but if you take on
particular sentence and push the letters together and make new separations, you
will read this sentence as “today will be Diana’s funeral.” Every Shabbos throughout the year we read a
portion of the Torah divided as such that over a year’s time we read the whole
Torah. The portion that we read on the
day that Princess Diana was put to rest contained that sentence found in
Onkelus. There are no coincidences. Hashem’s messages are very spooky sometimes.

We live in a time that we should look for deeper
meaning. We read the entire Torah every
year but need to delve into its meaning in a more profound way. It is our handbook of life and is truly our
guide to total success and happiness. We
say during praying “It is a tree of life for those who grasp it, and all who
support it are fortunate. Its ways are
ways of pleasantness and all its paths are peace. Cause us to return to You,
Hashem, and we shall return; renew our days as of old.” Such good advice – thank You, Hashem.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Years ago there was very interesting collection of information proving
that President George Bush was Gog and the United States was Magog.Since Obama became president and the code of
OBAMA was found with a 7 letter skip in Ezekiel 38 where it talks about Gog and
Magog, everyone became convinced that the new president was Gog.

Let us revisit the proof of Gog Bush and see if the factors
pointing to his being Gog have changed.
Also, let me introduce other information that has been ignored. I wasn’t able to find the article that made
such a stir but I believe I remember most of the facts in order to recreate it
here.

First we have the pronunciation of Gog. That in itself is very interesting since a
Sephardic Jew would pronounce it more like Joj.
There is no J sound in Hebrew and the pronunciation by a Sephardic Jew
doesn’t have letters in English to do it justice; however, it sounds almost
like someone is mispronouncing Jeoje. The Jews of Yemen would add an extra R sound
making closer to Jeorje. Either way it
puts an interesting connotation on why the Bible calls him Gog.

Then there is Magog. The
Hebrew letter mem (with the M sound) when used as a prefix in a word means
“from.” Now we are hinting to a George
from George. What a coincidence that his
father is George senior. But, since we
are trying to determine a place, it is suggested that the father of our country
Gog Washington
might hint to the place. Gog Bush is
“from” Washington
named after another Gog.

I remember reading that the Bush family has roots in England and
that they came from a town that was located at the foot of the hills of Gog and
Magog. I wasn’t able to verify that fact
but did find theGog
Magog Downs(also known as theGog Magog Hills) are a range of lowhills, extending for several miles to
the southeast ofCambridgeinEngland. I do
believe the Bush family came from Yorkshire which is a distance from Cambridge.

More dramatic a fact is that the Bushes were members of the Yale
Secret Society of Skull
and Bones. The nickname used by George
H. W. Bush in this satanic society was Magog. The nickname of George
W. Bush is currently unknown outside of the group but I heard years ago
that it was a name that included Gog (sorry I don’t have more info on that). The Bushes continued there evil worship as
members of the Illuminati, an organization that holds annual dark side worship
practices at a place called the Bohemian Grove outside of San Francisco. Their satanic doctrine teaches that,
ultimately, the New World Order can be established in society only after a time
of planned, great world turbulence and chaotic disorder. It is this very concept- “order out of
chaos”- which is at the foundation of all Masonic doctrine. Gog Senior’s famous speech, when he was
president, that they were instituting a New World Order is well known. What is sad is how he was convincing the
world that is was a good thing. The evil
plan which is being perpetuated to this day comes from another organization
called the Bilderberg Group within which the Bushes are very active. This group of 120 to 140 of the richest, most
influential people in the world meets once a year to forward their agenda of a
New World Order. Their goal is to
continue much of the chaos going on in the world which they orchestrated, to
cause World War 3, a nuclear holocaust and to kill off about 90% of the world
population. Do I really believe
that? Absolutely, since there is so much
evidence to prove their agenda. They
will then institute a one world government with a single monetary currency that
they will control. The government will
be of a Communistic nature since this greedy group of megalomaniacs wants to
literally own the world and all that is in it.
A much smaller world population is desirably for control. Nobody in the world will actual own anything
but will be subservient to the leaders of the one world government (a slave
mentality). The most important thing to
take from all this is that the Bush family is far from retired and is still
looking to carry out the Gog and Magog scenario but more covertly. Gog senior wanted to do this in the 1990’s
but had a major setback when he did not pick up another four years as
President. Gog junior thought he would
continue as president since he and Dick Chaney, his vice (and I do mean vice)
gave speeches in August of 2008 that WW3 would start in September. The attempted attack on Israel, that
Hashem curtailed, was the action that would have started the war they were
counting on. It is interesting to note
that the third battle of Gog and Magog was to be 7 years according to
scriptures. That means that from
9/11/2001 to 9/2008 when the war would have happened was the 7 years. I have mentioned that any negative prophecy,
such as a huge nuclear world war, does not have to happen. This obviously with Hashem’s mercy was
prevented.

This is the proof that Prescott Bush's bank financed Hitler and his Nazi
machine -- with the complicit approval of the US government. It’s high time the Jews and true allies of Israel know the
truth of Bush and his family legacy.
Holocaust survivors should sue the Bush heirs in the US courts to
lay all the horrific and grisly details bare. You will find IBM, the Ford Foundation and the Rockefellers as
co-conspirators in the annihilation that was the Jewish Holocaust -- with every
desire to see it happen again in Israel.

Israel, know who your true enemies
are and why your governments are so easily blackmailed into the assistance of
the next Jewish Holocaust.

Let's all pray that the G-d of Israel
saves the Jews now -- from themselves and their "best friends!"

There are three battles to occur in Gog and Magog. The famous Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan, known popularly as The Chofetz Chaim, said (I believe in 1929), after the Great War that was
renamed World War 1, that this war was the first battle of Gog and Magog. He then predicted that in 10 years the second
battle would pursue. He passed away in
1933 but his prediction of another big war in 1939 was totally accurate. The Chofetz Chaim also said that the third
battle would take place in the end of days but would be a spiritual war. It seems that he was accurate on that one
also since the 7 year spiritual war mentioned above (2001 to 2008) satisfied
that prophecy.

But who was Gog during the three wars. WW1 was King George the 5th , WW2 was King George the 6th and WW3
is King George the Bush. By the way, the
word in Hebrew for shame or embarrassment is Busha. What a coincidence?

Next clue to
Gog’s identity:

Incredibly,
President George W. Bush told French President Jacques Chirac in early 2003
that Iraq
must be invaded to thwart Gog and Magog, the Bible's satanic agents of the
Apocalypse.

Honest. This isn't a joke. The president of the United States, in a top-secret phone call to a
major European ally, asked for French troops to join American soldiers in
attacking Iraq
as a mission from G-d.

Now out of
office, Chirac recounts that the American leader appealed to their "common
faith" (Christianity) and told him: "Gog and Magog are at work in the
Middle East. . . . The biblical prophecies are
being fulfilled. . . . This confrontation is willed by G-d, who wants to use
this conflict to erase his people's enemies before a New Age begins."

This bizarre
-- seemingly deranged -- episode happened while the White House was assembling
its "coalition of the willing" to unleash the Iraq invasion. Chirac says he was boggled by Bush's call, and
"wondered how someone could be so superficial and fanatical in their
beliefs."

So where is Magog? Ezekiel
38:15 tells us that Gog will come from the North. Many have speculated that Russia or Iran is Magog just because of
threats that have come from these countries in modern times. But, a closer look at the wording says from
the “uttermost parts of the north,” or another translation “the far
north.” What could that be referring
to? If one would look at a globe and go
directly north from Jerusalem, over the pole
(that’s far north) one would come to a place called the United States of America. What a coincidence?

I saved the best for last:

Yes, we find Obama in Ezekiel with a skip rate of 7. But, let us look at a more pertinent verse,
38:3, which reads:

Thus said Hashem: Behold, I
am against you, Gog, the prince, leader of Meshech and Tuval. Verse 4 I will lead you astray…

In Hebrew:

...הנני אליר גוג נשיא משר ותבל: ושובבתיך

The Hebrew word for prince is nausi which happens to be the word
used in modern Hebrew for President. But
the best part is in the name of the place Meshech and Tuval in Hebrew we find
with skip rate of two (every other letter) BUSH. It even goes from left to right just like
English.

משך ותבל

In the next word, we just happen to find BUSH again this time no
letter skip and also left to right.

ושובבתיך

What a coincidence and far more impressive than the Obama code.

Obviously, Hashem is giving us very definite clues as to whom Gog
is. The scarier part is how much the
Bushes still are involved in world politics and what they are planning. Obama is very involved in what is transpiring
but is really a puppet to the agenda of the Illuminati and the Bilderberg
Group. I have never seen the United States as a friend of Israel. I could right a very long blog post on all
the negative actions that the US
has perpetuated on Israel. The information is extensive. I will just give some examples and leave it
at that. On my post entitled "Who Owns this Land?” of 29 March, I stated “It was well known that the United States
State Department advised the then President Harry Truman to sign in favor of
the Jewish state but only because the US was convinced that 5 mighty Arab
armies would obliterate this new nation. The many agreements orchestrated by the US that have caused havoc in Israel and
also, are responsible for thousands of deaths.
Thanks to the US, Israel gave up its buffer zone in the Sinai that
has resulted in terrorist groups and much armament being setup in Gaza and the agreement never resulted in peace with Egypt. Then there is the giving back of the buffer
zone in southern Lebanon
that permitted terrorists to kidnap and kill Israeli soldiers and allowed the
staging of 10’s of thousands of missiles on Israel’s northern border. This caused the 2006 war with Israel. Then there are the accords like Oslo and others requiring Israel
to give up land that belongs to Israel
and receive terror in return. Good deal,
huh?

An interesting website (long read) that gives more proof of George
bush being Gog:

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

One of the sources that I
have used as proof that there is a Heaven and Hell is the many stories of
people who have actually died and come back to tell about it.The whole question as to whether this is the
real life here on Earth; or, as I have been saying, that this a very temporary
existence and our eternity is the real life.Even people who have had an out of body experience without going to
Heaven or Hell, have testified beyond a shadow of a doubt of our spiritual
existence.

The most important thing
about these stories is the tremendous consistency giving them total validity. The first commonly described experience is
that of floating above the physical body. Witnesses describe being aware of all of the
events that happened around them even though they may be in a state of anesthetization or even in a coma. Afterwards, most of them describe finding
themselves in a place of light and great inner beauty, and then
"gliding" through a dark tunnel towards a bright light. Many describe a voice speaking to them. Disabled people describe a sense of freedom
from their limitations, and almost everyone notes the evaporation of human
fears from the mystery we call death.

I could never do justice in describing the experience as well
as an individual who lived it. Watch
this video of a wonderful story by a Mr. Alon Anava. He was born in Israel,
but lived in New York
at the time of his life changing experience:

The well known American
psychiatrist, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, has seriously investigated the matter of
near death experiences for many years. "I know beyond a shadow of a doubt
that life continues after physical death," says Ross, summarizing research
of more than twenty years. "I am very skeptical at heart and this is why I
tested every aspect of this phenomenon with rigor. I discovered, for example,
that people who have lost limbs told of how their souls were whole again when
they left their bodies. Moreover, people
who were blind from birth described to me with incredible precision what the
people in the room with their body were wearing — the jewelry they had on, and
what they were doing. This is
impossible! How could they have known that?"

Kubler-Ross does not feel
any need or reason to convince other people of the truth of the phenomenon:
"Those who are open to hear it — will hear it. And, if they close their
ears, then they are in for a surprise."

Research into the realm of
near-death experiences points to shared elements reported by millions of
witnesses (an estimated 30 million!) from around the globe.

Back to me. One day while I was involved in our study
group, we got into the subject of out of body and near death experiences. Some in the group were skeptical until a
particular Rabbi walked by and overheard our conversation. He immediately exclaimed “Oh, it’s real! I experienced an out of body experience
during a recent operation.” He told us
how he watched the entire procedure while hovering over his body and was even able to relay all the details
after he had recovered. He observed
every individual in the room, what they were wearing and even disclosed details
of conversation during the operation.
The most fascinating detail he told us was that he felt more alive than
when he was in his body. He knew that
his spiritual experience was the real life.
Being a very righteous and honest individual, the Rabbi was very
credible in his story and convinced the skeptics in the group to believe such
experiences do exist and are real.

Rabbi Akiva Tatz, a renowned
Rabbi and doctor explains that this is not the real world. He gives as an example: sometimes when we
sleep we have very realistic dreams. We
wake up in the morning thinking – that was realistic; but, now I am back in the
real world. When we come to the end of
our lives and change address, we have the same sensation of “that was a very
realistic experience, but now I am back in the real world.” Our entire life on Earth will seem like a
dream.

I have been asked by a couple of my readers: who was the
Rabbi who verified that Hashem had curtailed the first attempted nuclear attack
on Israel
in 2008. Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu,
'a"hwas sick in the hospital and died. After, I believe, 20 minutes he came back to
life and told of his experiences in Heaven.
He met the 8 yeshiva boys who had been killed that summer in a horrific Arab
terrorist attack at Jerusalem's
Merkaz HaRavYeshiva. The sacrifice of
those boys was an atonement and the reason Hashem stopped the attack. Rabbi Eliyahu said that the 8 boys were very
happy and had a wonderful eternity that came from their sacrifice.

There is no doubt about our
experience in this life on this physical planet being an opportunity to perfect
ourselves and set up an eternity so wonderful, so great it is beyond human
comprehension. It is worrisome how
people using their flawed human logic think they know better. Please, please you owe it to yourself and
your loved ones to open your mind, search for the truth and take advantage of
the great opportunity of a perfect future. It is a gift and a blessing from Hashem. Just remember the too late date is approaching rapidly.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Obviously, my spiritual level has changed and I am much
more aware of Hashem and His goodness.Many times I have received His help in rough situations. It would take me hours to tell you all the
miraculous occurrences that I have experienced; but, I rather would like to
concentrate on some specific areas of my life.

The greatest and most enjoyable improvement was in our
family life. Before we became observant,
my wife, two children and I would sit and watch television together but never
realized that we were four people in different worlds and miles apart. We didn’t talk to each other or share life
together. We only went through motions
and pretended to know one another.
Suddenly, when we began observing the Sabbath, there was no television
and fewer distractions. We sat around
the dinner table and actually started to talk to each other. We shared Torah issues that we had learned
and found ourselves teaching each other.
We sang, we laughed and, best of all, we discovered how much we love
each other. To this day my wife and I
couldn’t be closer with our children but to really talk about pure happiness is
grandchildren. Even though we only had
two children, we now have 14 grandchildren.
The best part is that our children and grandchildren are very good
people. They are beautiful, intelligent (bi-lingual),
totally respectful and very pleasant to be with (this is an unbiased opinion). They don’t fight, they don’t argue and they always
help each other. This type of behavior
isn’t limited to my family. Children
that I have met in many observant Jewish communities are the absolute best in
the world. The expressions: “kids will be kids” and “teenagers will be
teenagers” are meaningless to me since they are usually excuses for
misbehaving.

My wife and I grew up in secular communities. We attended regular public schools. I went through a military career, living in 5
states and two countries. We have been observant for about 20 years which means
we have extensive experience with both worlds – secular and observant. So, why would so many of the problems that we
experienced in secular communities not be prevalent in a observant community? The city we live in of about 45,000 people is
100% observant. The Mayor is a
Rabbi. His staff consists completely of
Rabbis or observant women. The major
industry is studying Torah. There are
about 150 places to pray and study Torah.
I personally live about a four minute walk to 12 places of worship. It goes past 20 if my walk is increased to 10
minutes. Television is not allowed and children are not to have computers. There are many computers in this city but
they are used mostly for business and by retired people like me who keep up
with the world using the web. My son who
uses the computer for business has a kosher web service. All filth is blocked by the service; meaning,
that if his children see the screen, it will not have improper content. The children are exited about learning and
they actually use books. Most of all,
they are happy children.

You may think that this seems archaic; but, let us look at
the results of such a pristine society.
We have no police force in this city.
Stores often leave merchandise outside over night or receive deliveries
overnight to be taken in at opening time.
There is no theft. There are
times that people need items that are left outside the store, they are
permitted to take what they want since the owner knows that they will return to
pay for it when the store opens. All grocery
stores and supermarkets only carry kosher products – that makes shopping much
easier. The bus service within the city
and those buses that travel to other cities have separate seating. Women sit in the back because they do not
want to be looked at by men. Am I saying
that even observant men can’t control their emotions? It so happens we are also human and we appreciate
not being able to look at women on the bus or during prayer. This leads to an interesting situation since
women enter the bus by the center door; they scan their own card to pay for the
ride. There is a separate machine at the
center door and it is completely on the honor system even for children who use
that door. I remember a situation recently
where my son took a taxi home and realized he didn’t have money on him. The cab driver said “no problem, I will stop
by tomorrow and you can pay me.” This
city has no drug problems, no teen pregnancy (dating starts when we are ready
to get married), a very low divorce rate; gossip isn’t allowed or any other
prohibition in the Torah. Even music is completely
in praise of Hashem and is very popular.
Lots of music can be heard and on special occasions I’ve seen dancing in
the streets (the men of course since men even shouldn’t watch women dancing). 24/7 is serving Hashem. These are the happiest people on Earth. Very honest, very generous, people always
trying to help others, very good parents to their children and, of course, very
good grandparents to their grandchildren, is the norm in my neighborhood. All the negative stereotypes that we have
heard about Jewish people are non-existent.
Jew hatred doesn’t exist. Even
when secular Jews or non-Jews visit, I have noticed such an atmosphere of
respect and even emulation since the people are so friendly and lovable. The only disagreement I have had with
neighbors is when they try to pay me for thing and I don’t want the money. The reverse has happened many times that
someone does something for me or my family or gives us something, even at great
expense, and they won’t take any money in payment. Niceness between people should be my worst
problem in life.

When we live in the states, we also lived in a city that
was about 60,000 people with about 40,000 being observant. Any crime that occurred came from outside the
community and it was obvious. I used to
invite guests to my house, especially on Shabbos, to share the observant
experience. Very often it was a secular
Jew or secular Jewish family that we wanted to teach about Hashem and His ways –
let them experience the true joy of Shabbos. I constantly got comments such as: “Your
neighbors are such nice people,” or “Jews aren’t this way where I live.” Any time I had a guest, there would always be
a neighbor trying to steal my guest or guests for a meal. I always got comments such as “I can’t believe
that total strangers want to feed me and my family and treat us like we are
their family.” It actually is enjoyable
since I, myself have stolen guests (that’s a secret so make sure you tell
everyone). The most telling comment was
when we went for prayer service on a Saturday morning. There were always young children there who
were praying. The service would last
about 2 ½ hours. My guest would notice
how intense these you children would be praying to Hashem and would comment. “Adults could put on airs, but the children
don’t lie – these are well adjusted children that really want to serve Hashem.”
When it came to doing outreach work and
helping people, my neighbors and especially the children (especially my
children) were my best assets I had.

One incident that I want to relate involves a situation
where two families were living in one house. It was very crowded and did not afford the individual
families privacy. The observant Jewish
community wanted to help and made a city wide collection. They raised enough money to buy a separate
home for one of the families. There is
no better way of serving Hashem than helping others and that was one of the
most inspiring acts I have ever witnessed.

When someone tells me about an observant individual who was a crook, I explain
that the individual they are talking about had a secular moment. Observant crook is an oxymoron; you can’t do
the commandments and violate them in the same breath. I can’t put on a stethoscope and walk into a
hospital and call myself a doctor.
Likewise, I can’t call myself an observant Jew and not follow the
commandments of the Torah.

We are products of our environment. If we grow up surrounded by goodness and
happiness, than that is what we become. If
we are surrounded by evil; well, you get the point. Jewish stereotypes usually come from people
who never really met an observant Jew. A
non-observant Jew can have the same bad habits as a non-observant gentile, but
if the one seeing the individual with bad habits knows that he or she is
Jewish, it becomes an “all Jews are that way” scenario.

Someday, I hope to invite each and every one of you to my
house (don’t tell my wife I said that). Seeing
is believing (unless it is something reported in the news). This will sound strange; but, I don’t want
you to believe a word that I am saying. If
you ever get the chance to go to an observant Jewish community and meet the
people, I can give you an “I told you so.” That experience will be worth a thousand of my
words.

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I am on a mission to save the world; to bring to everyone the reality of this upside-down fantasy world by teaching the word of the Creator of everything, the Absolute Truth. I am by trade a retired Electronics Engineer with over 60 years of science study. I went to college for about 16 years in the disciplines of engineering, general science, psychology, sociology, business and other areas that are less relevant to the topic. I also am a retired US Army officer who has lived on three continents, have been in 20 countries and 39 US states (I lived in five states). I am working on my fifth language, since I try to talk to people in their native language when I lived there. I have dual citizenship – USA and Israel, where I presently reside. I have studied scriptures for about 70 years, studying with Gedolim on three different continents.